Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
r
Last
year
Canadi
in.
paid
to
More
Canadians
Monday,
June
14,
1054
i
the
federal
government
$1,280
1
,
'I.
million
n
imiivid
tal
income
taxes,
$1,518
million
in
sales
and
Paying
Visits
tAtiit
taxes
jii.i
customs
duties.
To
Old
Countries
2
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CHOP
SUEY
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CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Ordrn
I'hiine
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4
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fir
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By
JOE
MacS
WEEN
MONTREAL
(CP)-Each
year
more
and
more
Canadians
visit
Ihc
lands
of
their
ancestors.
Canadians,
rapidly
becoming
known
as
the
most
travel-hungry
peoples
on
earth,
are
expected
to
maintain
the
pace
this
year,
equalling
or
even
increasing
la53's
record
figures.
Shipping
and
air
officials
report
nearly
solid
bookings
for
the
early
part
of
the
season.
Although
there
was
no
single
event
to
equal
the
"draw"
of
the
Coronation
last
year.
Interest
in
travel
has
not
diminished.
'
The
traditional
flow
Is
to
the
United
Kingdom
and
Europe,
but
a
growing
number
also
plan
visits
to
such
places
as
Hawaii
and
the
Caribbean
islands.
Despite
the
tightening
in
the
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Day
4f
general
economy,
resulting
in
unemployment
and
touph
markets,
there
has
been
no
corresponding
drop
in
the
demand
for
bookings,
officials
said.
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IN
THE
EVENT
of
an
atomic-bomb
attack
on
a
Canadian
city,
the
first
to
enter
a
ruined
area
will
be
the
fire
fighters,
first-aid
and
rescue
workers.
Such
well-trained
personnel
are
part
of
a
good
civil
defence
program.
This
posed
picture
was
taken
during
a
demonstration
of
rescue-training
technique
at
the
Civil
Defence
College
when
it
operated
two
years
ago
at
Connaught
Ranges,
near
Ottawa.
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RICCI
JAMES
MARTIX,
born
September.
1953.
makes
his
camera
debut
with
proud
parents
Dean
and
Jeanne,
on
the
set
of
Paramount's
"Living
It
Up,"
in
which
his
daddy
and
Jerry
Lewis
are
co-starred
in
the
movie
version
of
stage
hit,
"Hazel
Flagg."
hE
EVENT
OF
ATOMIC
WAR.
enemy
bombers
could
fly
fs
Collegicn
"In
fact.
It
sometimes
works
in
the
opposite
way
so
far
as
the
business
trade
Is
concerned,"
said
one
source.
"Canadian
business
men
are
travelling
more
in
search
of
markets
and
so
are
their
counterparts
from
the
other
side."
GIVES
ESTIMATES
W.
Gordon
Wood,
vice-president
of
traffic
for
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines,
said
25,000
tourists
and
2,400
first-class
passengers
are
expected
to
be
flown
to
the
U.S.
this
year
as
compared
to
a
total
of
24.000
in
1953.
Cunard
and
Canadian
Pacific
Steamships,
biggest
overseas
carriers
from
hero,
both
report
they
expect
at
least
as
much
business
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
At.
Lte
CRASH
KILLS
QUESHEL
MAN
QUESNEL,
E
C.
'
Herb
Foster,
21,
cf
Quesnel
was
killed
near
here
early
Sunday
when
his
car
collided
with
an
oil
truck
on
the
Cariboo
Highway.
RCMP
identified
the
truck
driver
as
James
C.
Maxam.
Three
passengers
in
Foster's
car,
Henry
Teichroeb
and
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dahl,
escaped
with
minor
injuries.
,ie
top
oi
me
worm
to
strike
at
Canadian
cities.
This
map
he
distances
between
bases
in
Northern
Russia
and
such
,i
Vancouver.
Edmonton.
Winnipeg
and
Montreal.
Radar
rr.T.unirations
networks
like
the
Lincoln
and
Pinetree
A
the
McCiill
Fence
would
give
warning.
But
in
the
event
lack,
civil
defence
would
come
Into
play.
At
civil
defence
irtcrs
in
Ottawa
and
at
arious
government
levels
across
ntry
men
arc
planning
what
can
be
done
to
prppare
for
atluck
(CP
Photo)
il
Defence
Dead
Duck
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Defender
"Keads"
Foe's
Mind,
Sets
the
Contract
Dress
and
Work
Clothes
Mr.
Masters
used
a
fine
point
of
bridge
humanics
to
defeat
this
contract.
He
opened
the
five
of
spades,
dummy
ducked
and
Mr.
Muzzy
won
with
the
kiny;.
The
nine
of
spades
was
returned
and
taken
by
dum
thout
Public
Support
a!
the
"lowest"
possible
prices
my
s
ace.
Kliiiilp,
(':iii:idian
wrics.
cvilor,
h:is
made
.led
Mincy
dur
n;
tho
t
niou'tis
of
e:vil
de-
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS
?4.25
nearly
5,000,000
pt"ccs
have
been
dlsfributed
as
manuals,
leaflets,
posters,
books,
cn.rds
and
so
on.
Cne
civil
administrator
said,
almost
desperately:
"If
only
we
could"
get
people
t"
learn
what
to
do
fur
them
Good
fit,
lots
of
wear
SPECIAL
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Mirth
(Mr.
Alii'l)
8
A
4
H
Q
8
4
D
J
7
4
C
J
8
6
5
4
is
last
year.
Independent
sources
estimated
that,
a
total
of
63.000
persons
sailed
from
Canadian
ports
to
North
Atlantic
European
destinations
last
year.
,
This
compared
with
304.000
;
comparatively
small
number
i
'
when
the
differences
In
popula-
Hon
are
taken
into
considera-
j
tion.
"Many,
many
people
go
back
1
to
see
the
land
of
their
ancestors,"
an
official
said,
"Often
a
man
waits
until
his
retirement,,
I
hen
makes
the
trip
with
his
fcrr)intions
acn
ss
Can-
FISHERMEN'S
ALL-WOOL
PANTS
All
sizes.
Good
fit.
Its
of
wear.
S
8-75
Real
value
:
I'M
11
l'"-7
ti
I
v.
At
this
staee
Mr.
M-ek
n"""
'hat
the
list
quick
entry
to
the
board
was
grne.
How
could
he
"t
u;
the
club
suit
and
then
reach
it
la'er?
He
figured
hf
would
have
to
have
a
little
luck
-or
i
Ise
some
help
from
his
)ppoP"!l.S.
At
t'i:k
Mure
h"
led
the
four
if
cl
"hs
friiin
dummy.
Now
:f
lr.
Mil',!1,'
had
played
the
kin
lore,
it
wouli
hive
bce'i
much
e.r.ier
for
Mr.
Mastrrs
lo
defend
,
rrertiv
MUSTANG
.(
(Mr.
Midler.)
S
,T
8
7
6
3
H
K
ft
T-
J
6
5
C
Q
7
2
Ihis
slury
is
one
of
a
sporting
tiis
findings.
HIKHES
KIII
OK
I
f'r-.-rf
HitstncsH
Plitir
-i
'i
anrt
your
f;unily
n
to
live
--beyond
blind
i!
a
major
air
clrikc
Is
;
ycur
coinmunily?
.
Kn-t,
(Mr.
Miiz.v)
8-K
9
2
HJ
10
8
2
D-10
0
3
2
C
K
D
(Mr.
Mrrk)
MEN'S
WORK
SHOES
XL
selves
under
attack,
it
wouK!
ave
thousands
of
lives."
I
Air
Vli-c-Miirfchal
O.
It.
Ilow-I
;ani.
Alberta
co-urdinutor,
com-;
merited:
;
"The
public
has
not
got
holri
of
the
fact
I
hat
thev
can
be
hi'
JG.95
Well
built.
Lots
of
sizes.
Real
value
........PAIR
8
Q
10
8
H
A
8
7
3
D
A
K
8
C
A
10
3
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
Well
built.
Good
fit
and
lots
of
wear.
$
Real
values
from
PAIR
I
ir.-rlf
whether
your
city
.
The
big
bomb
and
ths
b's
bomb,
Klcquato
alarm
.system
.
er
have
changed
every
tiling.
1
I
wife."
WAR
MARRIAGES
FACTOR
j
Another
factor
was
the
mar-t
rl
'fes
of
Canadian
serviccm"n
F.nst
lo
Tritish
and
European
girls
PaK
1
'lurinp:
the
war.
Many
of
these
.
Tcouples
take
their
children
to
The
bidding:
Th'
s
v
wouM
'h
n
'
so-th
irr
ynn
would
reeoRniz
Is
a
different
kind
of
war."
West
NorHi
MEN'S
AND
YOUNG
MEN'S
DRESS
SLACKS
1
NT
Pbss
a
NT
S
NT
s
All
Pai
J
1
Good
quality
Gabardines,
and
Worsteds.
ESSENTIAL
RI
LES
t
ss'.-ed
Gen.
WorthJnetor
wh
it
ho
recommends
as
reading
reelect
uu
s6.95to$io.oo
Now
SPECIAL
I"
i
!
)'-
U
i
U
r
-K
j
:
Ik
1
If,
'
t
-
"r
'
.1
i
'
vouM
five
hini
a
tot
1
of
nin"
r!ubs
wi'h
four
honors
inrltr'incr
'he
nee
and
kinir.
Wl'h
lint
li.i!(!isi
Mr.
M;-rk
nlws"?
lays
down
the
ace
anil
king.
lie
h
s
a
horror
cf
iosinr
o
a
!rn
one
n
(
n
his
left.
J:
r
Kit
their
grandparents,
and
of-rn
the
(jrandparcnis
vteit
this
country.
Til-,-
Marian
year
observances
i.iu'opc.in
shr.ncs
were
il;d
i
a
big
attraction
for
eistward
ravel.
Pilgrim
parties,-
caclv
'
lumbering
about
30,
make
the
.rip
under
the
leadership
of
MEN'S
WORK
SHIRTS
Good
variety
to
choose
from.
REAL
SPECIALS
!2.25J3.95
siu;i"eci.'
Whether
you
n.x
whit
to
t'o.
h
v,
ipl"
precautions
abou'
,
h
ivc
in
a
h
nrly
pi
and
use
(h;;
p
iriphl
t;
availalile
on
civil
d'-;
t!i-
it:
.tin
I
loirs
whirl-:t
in
(1
fp
hi
lime
t
:'
:ir
newspapei.s?
over--ili
answ
r
is
"n-i
'
f
ir
you
hav
en't
b
c
'res!
I'd
In
c;v
1
defrri"'.
v.
u
and
yuar
n
-ililwi
n!'T.
fieri,
it
is
unitk
I'
'vn
hive
an
aceti'i
.'
ncc
.system.
ue
sri'i'o'i
r
n.
V.
F.
Worlhington
'nvp
won
w'th
the
ace
an1
en-'
ir.uerl
club.s.
r.ut
Mr.
Masters!
.,..,.,
h,v
,.w
ff
SoCnnd
,
round
and
won
the
third
with
hi.s
.
ipieen.
Thus
he
would
have
!
ruined
Mr.
Merit's
chances
of
"iiterlng
dummy
via
the
club
'int.
Actually,
however,
Mr.
Muzy
'
played
the
nine
nf
rl-hx
-t
'
v
'
ihree
and
Mr.
Meek
finessed
tlje
ten.
Before
uuKtib
u
o'
'v
iimn;
with
the
queen,
Mr.
Masters
paused
to
,(i
"h
'
h
sil
u
ition
over.
;
t
Mr.
Muzzy's
nine
could
be
as-u
..o
oe
h
s
lowest
club.
4i
w
if
the
nine
were
a
single-on,
Mr.
Meek's
club
holding
would
be
A
K
10
3.
And
that
uuid
be
completely
out
of
char
MEN'S
DRESS
AND
SPORT
SHIRTS
Good
quality
and
good
fit.
$C
ftC
$
Aj
Now
on
Special
Prices,
from
6d
to
A
for
everyone
and,
not
to
over
vh
lm
you
with
all
lh:t
hi
icon
publish"
1,
he
su-'gi
.;;((!
t!v
'c'llow.ng
four
booklets
as
:
tart:
C
vil
defence
ni-nM
I
Vo.
4
en
it
led
"Pr.S(n-'l
Protiction
Un
'
r
Atomic
Attack;"
"Kmorgen
-y
irst
Aid;"
"Household
Fire
I'htlng,"'
toon
to
coaie
off
the
ess;
and
"B
sic
R
si
u.-
Skils.
w
in
pi
iH'ti-tli
n.
Yoar
li
el
ivp
dcf".
.
c
di
'C
'-or.
or
provincial
co-ordinator
if
on
h-'
no
locrl
director,
will
to
take
a
first;
:omiin.
Catholic
clergy.
er
for
hi:n
ro';nd
finrr.se.
On;
official
said
new
Cam-;
ivi'aslers
dueled
the
first
clubi
ins
make
up
cmy
a
soiau
lo
id.
fi?.stin:j
Mr.
Muzzy
for
A
3
:
n'.rt
of
the
eastward
traffi
BOYS'
CLOTHES
and
SHOES
BOYS'
PANTS
Toys'
pants
for
everyday
and
Sunday
wear.
Excellent
fit.
Plenty
of
wear.
$A
QJ"
Now,
from
PAIR
BOYS'
WINDBREAKERS
AND
JACKETS
V
"'-"""naior.
say.s
.,robably
bp
plad
to
s(,
you
g-jt
or
imore
probably
)
K
9.
Look-
j
nut
westward,
the
story
is
ing
a
lit
tle
surprised,
Mr.
Meek
j
different.
More
than
170
000.
c,
fhed
the
rec
of
clubs
and
led
ni
wcouuis.
arc
expected
this
a
th:rd
round.
ly.iar,
adding
to
the
more
than
i
Mr.
Masters
wen.
this
last
trick
1.000,000
who
arrived
since
th.i
and
fired
a
spade,
clearing
that
(iui
of
the
war,
I
'
suit.
There
was
no
way
for
Mr.
j
I
iMeek
to
reach
dummy's
good;
ANXIENf
PRACTICE
1
I
clubs
withoot
letting
Mr.
Mast-j
The
mosaic
dccoralion
of
!
ers
In,
and
he
was.
down
on
the;
iloois
and
wulls
reached
a
high
hand.
refection
in
Roman
times.
"
ii
in
e
is
a
'.o
i(I
unci
i
i,
1
if
vcm
vrite.
Movie
Industry
Zipper
style.
Less
than
factory
cost.
$g)
mjf
J
From
EACH
5"
t
l
tililic.
supports
it."
!ho
.strengths
or
de-of
civil
del
'nee
or?an-'l
C.imda,
there
is
no
'iy
Canadians
shnukin'l
ba.ac
step;-,
lo
survival.
tld
in
simple
terms
in
literature
of
which
The
personal
protection
let,
for
instance
tells
in
48
pafrcs
!
vhit
to
expect,
what
to
do
now,
i
vh'it
to
do
if
an
alarm
comes,
what
to
do
afterwards,
and
tiow
!
'o
build
a
basement
or
outside
aholtcr.
It
has
hints
for
houso-1
wives
about
food
supplies.
BOYS'
SHOES
Well
made.
Lots
of
wear.
New
style.
Real
value.
I'UOM
3.95
Writing
Letters
to
Editor
Lifelong
Hobby
to
Britons
Making
Gains
j
j
Against
Video
By
WAYNE
OLIVER
NEW
YORK
'.Ti
The
movie
Industry,
attempting
a
rcmcba.-k
alter
a
body
blow
by
television,!
is
maintaining
Us
hard-won
tains
of
recent
months.
1
fphkt
May
Save
Life
LONDON
i
Reuters
1
)
A
retir-
LOOK
FOR
THE
NAME
ialler
first
aid
ptntphlot
not
be
hit
but
a
nciehbor.ii'j
'-'ip
you
to
s.ivc
the
lit?
place
may
need
your
aid.
"I'y
n
rn
ir.v's
object
won't
be
so
).v
ask:
"What
is
the
much
to
kill
you
as
to
knock
you
a'l
tlvs
if
an
atomic
nnri
vnur
rnuntrv
nat
of
action.
procwion
time-piiHrcs
are
now
RVHilnble
at
your
jeweller's
1
D
EST
VALUE
I
-
DUY
GRUOf
Itetwcen
the
Poyal
and
I'.ilmiiiit
Hotels
H'
ehtin"
back
wMi
new
presses,
better
quality
in
story
e
in
inv
vieinit.v?"
out
cf
produ
ti'
n,
tut
of
ability
ccssc,s
Ml
it
w'll
do
no
to-xl
i-.n.nq
.e
and
more
f
ilm
rnd
will
to
lien',
n
ana
wnon
hs
strikes
unpreparci'ness
and
""il'',
pre
ranked
cbout
his
be.s
j
Hies.
;
o
in
the
Immediate
rtioed
nf
sin
h
a
bo
nb.
likelihood
you
will
be
1
a'mv
.coionel
wakes
one
morning
In
a
crabby
mood
and
...jiu
a
butcher's
boy
whistling
as
he
delivers
the
sausages.
."Why
do
erra.id
uj
..-.e
U
make
that
ghastly
no.se.'"
h
rouacs
to
hi
wits.
"I've
a
so(
,ii:id
to
wri.e
to
Lie
t.ars
aboe
t."
A
genf.c
sp'n-'er
locks
in'
r
na:.;en
and
re;s
an
unusua'
lecies
of
bird.
"Oh,
I
must,
write
to
the
Time
about
that."
she
savs.
ThroiiRhori
Britain
today
thousands
of
people
have
pen
and
Ink
out
and
are
busy
scribbl
11
color,
mevies
now
are
estimat-J
to
be
.atlrcU'u
5,000
IWI0
more
.ins
a
weelt
than
in
1952.,
.
And
rennrts
from
headquarters
of
tlie
film
companies
here
reject
hummins;
activiiies
11
Hollywood
studios,
with
produc-tion'at
probably
the
hijliesl
leve
I
Let's
awairi"
you
hive
rei'
I
forpet
the
man
in
about
rivil
def
nre
preparation.'
j
;.
Japan,
who
was
right
'.
and
taken
su-'h
steps
as
you
can
j
atoiaic
bomb
dropped
:
nersonnlly.
Now
I'.
Is
likely
you
I
1
who
survived
and
died
I
-v.lt
wish
to
know
wh
it
veur
!
omuiumiy
is
uuinB
un
a
niia-i
j
lw0
or
more
years,
wsc
lie
did
not
know
h?
:
nt
cat
a
radio-activ:
j
"aie.
ifou
may
hut
ii
queai-ions
as
these:
"W.ll
f
rc-fiah'ing
rnuipmcni
Tl
(
JINK'H.
ADVANCES
Theatre
o'vners
iii
some
see
ing
letters
to
the
editor
of
the'
c
fMsncrsed
when
the
ubinn
Ut.ns.
p.irticularly
he-e
T"
a.imrls'
so
It.
won't
all
be
wined
newly
arrived,
still
are
havin:
v
ihe
Times:
"It
Is
not
true
that
iatriots
are
discontented,"
an
p
ease
no.e
hat
Fascism
counts
i,0o0
000
adherents."
C'jcen
V.ciorla
used
the
correspondence
column
for
a
peroral
IM""
'
j
as
1
Queen
can
go
to
her
The
svereWn
had
gone
into
retirement,
desolate
at
the
death
11
ncr
consort,
Prince
Albert.
The
people
were
complaining
they
wanted
to
see
her
more,
and
ihe
limes
gave
iheui
some
oup-port
in
an
editorial.
Five
days
later.
In
1S64,
a
400-vorri
royal
message
was
published.
"The
queen
w.ll
do
what
she
;an
in
he
manner
east
Indn
0
her
heaith,
strength
and
spirits."
it
said.
;
One
of
the
most
startling
sub-ec
s
for
the
dignified
Times
wt
iaihing
costumes.
f
A.
P.
Herbert,
now
Sir
Alan
Herbert,,
the
auti.or
and
humor-"t
asked:
"Should
men
wear
bathing
trunks,
or
should
tiny
Cover
their
manly
chests?"
;
One
reply
from
authoress
Rose
McAuiey,
was:
"If
men
show
ihelr
chests,
then
so
must
wu-men."
To
some
people
writing
letters
to
the
editors
of
newspapers
is
a
lifelong
hobby.
A
clergyman,
Rev.
J.
B.
Bacon-Phimmy.
had
written
more
thar
60.000
leCters
to
editors
when
ne
died
in
1938.
More
than
9,000
of
them
were
puolished,
main.y
in
the
London
News'
Chronicle.
His
advire
to
letter
writers
was:
"Hit
the
subject
while
it
is
hot,
cut
out
padding."
defence
leaders
say
j
''kely
an
enemy
would
"'I
i:i
the
usu;
of
any
l,i'iion
if
he
can
get
the
f'lect
with
somelhinu
"nventional
blockbusters
''.
it
Is
thought,
"kely
to
be
used
Bgains!
;Re
Canadian
commun-
r.
Jour
community
may
Today's
Top
Value
in
LIGHTWEIGHT
Bikes
SEE
THEM
AT
YOUR
C.C.M.
DEALER'S
TODAY
You'll
b
proud
fo
own
tht
B5T(
rough
coin;',
bat
ovei'-ul,
a
env
1
nr-e
is
'll
above
the
post-wai
low.
Noticeable
pickups
are
be
ni
reported
from
areas
that
;ia"e
had
TV
a'
kiiig
lime.
Eric
Johnston,
pres'dent
of
fi
Motion
Picture
Association
c
America,
says
a
number
of
fae-ors
combine
"to
indicate
a
-omewhat
brighter
economic
picture
for
the
industry
duri.i:.
the
comiii'!
year."
These
Include,
he
says,
the
new
technical
advances,
an
ac-ent
0.1
higher
quality
pictures,
economies
nil
alon?
the
line,
and
nery
Jobs
Jf
Provide
Aid
Hit?
Are
ther?
Euxiliary
pol.ee
ervlce3?
Have
the
hospitals
sc1
IP
emergency
programs?
Arc
here
pirns
for
rirst
aid
stations?
iir
evacuation
of
Iniurec;?
Fo:
nrigeiv
y
fi-rdins
and
clothing
lave
copi's
of
Instructions
U
ivll
defence
forces
been
dis-ribuied
over
a
wide
area?"
One
opy
In
a
destroyed
building
von't
bo
much
help.
P'lhnps,
however,
you
think
civil
defence
is
unnecessary
and
nat
ihere
is
little
real
danger
f
attack.
To
this,
Gen.
Worthington
ays:
"We
slieuld
never
forget
that
the
aim
of
Communist
doctrine
is
a
Soviet
republic
of
the
warld.'
They
have
been
following
that
aim
rlRht
along.
When
an
attack
is
likely
is
a
rimes,
or
any
other
newspaper
hat
publishes
a
column
from
its
cadcrs.
'1VEKYBODY
WRITES
The
"letter-to-the-editor"
ha-;it
has
been
an
institution
fot
nany
yeais.
The
correspond-'tice
co
limn
of
the
Times
is
un-loubtedly
the
most
famous
of
.11.
For
nearly
180
years
the
Humble
and
the
great
have
been
contributing
to
it
whenever
they
elt
they
had
something
they
wanted
to
say.
The
first
letter
to
the
editor
was
published
In
the
Times
in
second
issue
in
1785.
It
was
from
Billy
Bumper,
who
express-id
his
views
on
the
drinking
ol
toasts
as
"an
easy
and
pleasant
method
of
educating
young
men
of
fortune."
Charles
Dickens,
the
author,
wrote
a
fervent
letter
in
1849
againts
public
executions.
In
1925
Benito
Muxsollni
wroie
McRAE
BROS.
LIMITED
'The
Store
that
Service
Built'
A1''ska
W-Eeonomic
s
'or
hard-pressed
Brist-WUves
got.
a
lift
Satur-in
annu..neFmcnt
thr
American
Fisheries
will
15
Dillingham
Cannery.
last
year.
nf
Heiiuzleman
made
"uncement
on
the
basis
received
from
Stanley
fiXeeutlve
viee-presi-e
firm.
record
foreign
revenue
from
nie"l
a-i
mo
irs
shown
In
other
parts
of
the
world.
Seven
out
of
10
movie
companies
making
financial
reports
on
the
first
quarter
of
this
year
sliow
better
profits
than
for
the
GORDON
S
HARDVVARE
McBride
Street
Phone
311
1
corresponding
three
months
last.
1
year.
I
.mutter
of
when
it
can
happen
j
and
succeed."